Sentence examples for figures tracking from inspiring English sources

There are no figures tracking the building's racial composition, but residents guessed that half the tenants were white, and the remainder black, Hispanic and Asian.

Because the sales occur in a patchwork of cities and counties across more than two dozen states, there are no figures tracking the number of tax-lien sales nationwide.

UN figures tracking registered refugees show the human tide began in earnest in early 2012, as widespread protests gave way to armed conflict, and reached a peak early last year amid claims the government had used chemical weapons.

Canalys today published its latest figures tracking PC sales in Q4, and thanks to the strength of the iPad — and Canalys' decision to count tablets as 'PCs' — Apple has once again kept its position at the top, taking 19.5% of all sales, or just under 31 million units.

Currently, of all the political figures "tracked" by the delegates online, Ron Paul has the most declared followers.

With his score of -41, he is the least popular of all public figures tracked on the site.

In 2000, just over 14,000 residents lived here; as of the 2010 census there were 2,842 inhabitants, according to figures tracked by the Greater New Orleans Community Data Center.

In the past three months, property sales in big cities were 40-50% lower than a year ago, according to figures tracked by Paul Cavey of Macquarie Securities.

The official, who said he was not allowed to speak about the matter and refused to allow his name to be used, said the numbers cited by the study were much larger than figures tracked by the ministry.

In contrast to publicly known U.S. military casualty figures (tracked by the Pentagon to more than 4,300 in October 2009), for a number of years no comprehensive data on Iraqi mortality was made available by the Iraqi government.

Profit among companies in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index are thought to have grown 18 percent, on average, in the second quarter versus the year-ago period, according to figures tracked by Capital IQ.